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Official guidance
Cryptoassets Manual

CRYPTO40000 · Cryptoassets for businesses

  • CRYPTO40050 · Which taxes apply
  • CRYPTO40100 · Conversion to Sterling and accountancy
  • CRYPTO40150 · Trading in exchange tokens
  • CRYPTO40200 · Mining transactions
  • CRYPTO40250 · Staking
  • CRYPTO40350 · Business income paid in cryptoassets
  • CRYPTO41000 · Corporation Tax
  • CRYPTO42000 · Income Tax
  • CRYPTO43000 · Contributions to registered pension schemes
  • CRYPTO44000 · Stamp Duty, Stamp Duty Reserve Tax and Stamp Duty Land Tax
  • CRYPTO45000 · Value Added Tax (VAT)
  • CRYPTO46000 · Venture capital schemes and tax reliefs
  • CRYPTO47000 · Betting and gaming
  • CRYPTO48000 · Digital Services Tax and Cryptoasset Exchanges
  • CRYPTO49000 · The Cryptoasset Reporting Framework
  1. Cryptoassets for businesses: contents
  2. Cryptoassets for businesses: betting and gaming

CRYPTO47000 | Cryptoassets for businesses: betting and gaming

From HM Revenue & Customs · Cryptoassets Manual

The use of cryptoassets to participate in betting or gaming is treated in the same way as cash and excise duty is due from the bookmaker/gaming provider. Valuation provisions can be found in section 191 of Finance Act 2014. For more information about the excise duty treatment of betting and gaming, see the betting and gaming pages on the gov.uk website.

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